The 2010 Planning Convention: Planning: Shaping the Future
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Matthew Farrow of the CBI is now confirmed to speak at our Wednesday morning plenary session, "Shaping economic recovery".
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We're delighted to have Trevor Beattie of the Homes and Communities Agency and Celia Carrington from Swindon Borough Council confirmed as speakers for the "Shaping the Future - Planning locally, delivering nationally" session at 11:50 on Tuesday 29 June.
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Alexis Robert, Urban Policy Specialist, OECD Urban Development Programme is now confirmed to speak at our international plenary session on Tuesday morning, "Shaping the global future – Cities and climate change".
We're also pleased to have Rosemary Thomas, Deputy Director, Welsh Assembly Government confirmed as a speaker for the "Question Time - Shaping the United Kingdom’s future" plenary, completing our panel representing all four UK nations. This will be an interactive session and you can submit your question for the panel here.
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The full Convention brochure is now available to download! This gives details of all the plenary sessions, speakers and includes a booking form if you prefer not to book online.
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In addition to the published programme (which you can download here), we're pleased to announce that our final speaker for the plenary debate is confirmed - Liz Peace, CEO of the British Property Federation.
Don't forget that RTPI members benefit from a discounted rate of £389 (+ VAT), while students, Licentiates and Young Planners (who are also RTPI members) pay just £140 (+ VAT)! That's a fantastic price for two days packed with planning content, including what is likely to be the first public speech by a new Minister for Planning.
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